advice

Workplace advice for any issue, problem, or concern; from changing careers to co-working advice and decorating needs.

Writer's Block and How to (Hopefully) Fix It
First off, let's admit one major thing. Anyone who has ever written anything has had writer's block. Whether you're writing a paper for a class or you write books or articles for your job, everyone will inevitably have that feeling of their brain being leeched of all ideas as they blankly stare at their paper. I have already done it twice just trying to phrase this paragraph. Thankfully, there are tips and tricks that are tried and true to cure writer's block and can help restore your ideas and will to write, and here, I'll be going over three of them.
By D1amond7 years ago in Journal
How to Make Your Brand Part of a Movement as a Leader
In any business, it is imperative that you have a brand that your customers, clients, and employees can understand. Making your brand a part of a movement as a leader is a great way to push your brand out to the public. Before you know it, you will have a brand that is recognized throughout your industry, and in the general public.
By Rick Delgado7 years ago in Journal
Pursue at All Costs
Let me start at the beginning. I was born and raised in Alaska. Yes, Alaska. And no, we don't all live in igloos, drive dogsled teams, or have a polar bear or a moose as a pet (though I have ridden a moose, but that's a story for another time).
By Jordan Galle7 years ago in Journal
What You Should Avoid Doing as a Business Owner
Surviving in a business is really tough now, especially with this cutthroat competition. In order to survive as a decision maker, you should know what to do and what not to do. Knowing the right tricks can help you become a better businessperson and ensure sustainability in your business.
By Kevin Gardner7 years ago in Journal
How to Effectively Network with These 3 Useful Tools
Today's society is so fast-paced that it’s almost impossible to relay messages or communicate with people, even those who are closest to you. The most asked question today in business is tied to this issue of a technology-driven society and communication. What are the most ideal approaches to connect with potential associates, partners, and collaborators these days? In a constantly advancing world, it’s unbelievably critical to realize how to make associations and connections with others utilizing the most current and most supportive innovations and technologies that are offered today.
By Kevin Gardner7 years ago in Journal
Work
We've all been there—applying for jobs, going to interviews only to be rejected and not being told why, or the more popular option for employers, just flat out ignoring you and not sending an email or phoning you. Then applying for jobs you know you can do, and then you get told you haven't got enough experience even though no one is willing to train you. You will start to feel down and like you're not good enough, but you just have to remember, employers are picky (some will say overly picky), but there will always be that one that will hire you because they see potential.
By Tia S7 years ago in Journal
Internet Income
Everyone dreams of staying home and earning an income with little to no work. Well, maybe not everyone, but lots of people do. Some of us realize that making money isn't easy. It's always going to take work to build a livable income. Whether it's researching trends, building a back line of traffic or staying up into the wee hours following up on leads and sales, it takes work and dedication.
By Jessie White7 years ago in Journal
Making Your Business More Official
Whenever you are looking to start a business, it is important to make a very positive and lasting impression on others. In order to make a good impression on future customers, vendors and investors, it will be important to do a few things so that your company is more legitimate. You will want to make sure that your entity is officially recognized with proper documents and that you get a tax identification number as well as a business checking account.
By Kari Oakley7 years ago in Journal
5 Hacks for Mobile Banking
Banking has come a long way since it first started out. You used to have to make a trip to the bank every time you wanted to do something—deposit money, withdraw money, or basically anything at all. Then, ATMs came along and made life a little easier, so you could at least get money out without having to actually go into the bank. Finally, smartphones came along and completely changed the banking game. Since mobile banking is still relatively new, you may not be getting all of the amazing features it has to offer, so here are a few simple hacks you may have not known about.
By Kevin Gardner7 years ago in Journal
I Work Online
So first I'll start with a list of websites you can try out, then I'll go into how much they make me. Just click them to be redirected to the site, and sign up.
By Marcus Azaria7 years ago in Journal
The Freshmen Fifteen
It’s hard to believe that I’ve not only survived my first year as a NYC real estate agent, but this year I celebrated my 9th year in the business. Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Tina White, I’m a licensed real estate broker here in Queens, NY. Why should you care? Well, if you guys knew just how much pivoting I had to do to survive this long in this shark tank of an occupation, you would understand why I’m shocked and amazed given the Tom foolery of it all. Since I’m such a nice person, I’m going to briefly share some tips that I wish someone would have given me when I first began. As a rookie in any industry, there’s a learning curve, in real estate you can be in your 9th year and still be considered a rookie depending on where you are on the totem pole. Below are Tina White’s Freshmen Fifteen for surviving your first year.
By Tina White7 years ago in Journal
What to Do In the In-Between Time
In an economy that is still recovering, many find themselves living a more freelance lifestyle. Not everyone is made for inconsistent pay. In fact, we've historically been trained to go to college, find a good "stable" job, save money and fund our retirement. More and more we are seeing the trend of companies hiring temporary employees, contractors and consultants in lieu of full-time employees. So what do you do when consistent pay is not so consistent?
By Simply KC7 years ago in Journal